This article by HowToGeek does a wonderful job of outlining how to run Minecraft mods. The stuff I’m writing below is basically a summary of that article.
- In Terminal, run the following command to install qt5-default:
sudo apt-get install -y qt5-default- Download and install MultiMC.
- Log into your Minecraft account inside MultiMC
- Click “Add Instance” in MultiMC.
- Right-click on the instance you created in the previous step and select, “Edit Instance”. Then click “Install Forge”.
- Download mods from CurseForge (the files should end in “.jar”). Add them by going to “Edit Instance”->”Mods”->”Add” in MultiMC. NOTE: Make sure you are downloading “mods” and not something else – this tied me up for a while, as I was downloading .zip files and not .jar files.
- Launch Minecraft in MultiMC
From Toby’s Blog
- WordPress Maintenance Checklist: Keep Your Site Running SmoothlyDiscover the essential tasks for effective WordPress maintenance and ensure your website runs smoothly and securely with our comprehensive guide.
- Why We Don’t Automate Our WordPress Hosting BusinessThere are some great platforms out there to automate your website hosting biz: But we don’t use any of them. Here’s why: Hosting companies only get worse over time. Over the years, I’ve hosted websites on a bunch of platforms: All of these hosting companies share one thing in common: Over time, they all got…
- Fortify Your WordPress Site: Essential Security StepsSecuring your WordPress site is a critical component of maintaining your online presence and safeguarding your data. Security is no longer a luxury, it has become a necessity in today’s digital world, where threats are lurking at every corner. This piece dives deep into WordPress security basics, giving you a comprehensive understanding of common vulnerabilities…
More posts from themightymo.com
Make WordPress Work for You: How to turn your self-hosted WordPress blog into a totally rocking Content Management System (CMS)
WordPress Presentation What we might cover How many people have a website or blog? Brainstorm ideas for websites. What do you want your website to do? WordPress as a CMS Examples: GBSSA.org, TeamUpMn.org, Letronica.com (http://www.letronica.com/content/), cryns.com Switching WordPress from a Blog to a CMS Photo Gallery: http://www.cryns.com/category/photos/ Post by email iPhone Application Cool Plugins: Podpress…
Mark Gason Papervision 3D Presentation at FlashMN
I am liveblogging from Mark Gason’s presentation at FlashMN. These are my notes. Check out Mark’s page of resources. It contains links to tutorials as well as all sorts of other Papervision 3D-related stuff. http://gasolicious.com/flashstuff/PV3D_presentation.html Swift 3D is better than Papervision 3D in some ways: – You can model in Swift 3D, but AutoCAD also…
From Toby’s Blog
- WordPress Maintenance Checklist: Keep Your Site Running SmoothlyDiscover the essential tasks for effective WordPress maintenance and ensure your website runs smoothly and securely with our comprehensive guide.
- Why We Don’t Automate Our WordPress Hosting BusinessThere are some great platforms out there to automate your website hosting biz: But we don’t use any of them. Here’s why: Hosting companies only get worse over time. Over the years, I’ve hosted websites on a bunch of platforms: All of these hosting companies share one thing in common: Over time, they all got…
- Fortify Your WordPress Site: Essential Security StepsSecuring your WordPress site is a critical component of maintaining your online presence and safeguarding your data. Security is no longer a luxury, it has become a necessity in today’s digital world, where threats are lurking at every corner. This piece dives deep into WordPress security basics, giving you a comprehensive understanding of common vulnerabilities…